Citroen Nemo Multispace: One Minute Test Drive Review
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Citroen Nemo Multispace: One Minute Test Drive Review
Date:
16 July 2009
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Category:
Supermini-MPV
P11D price:
£10,892
Key rival:
Daihatsu Materia
What's new This is the passenger car version of Citroen's well-received new Nemo commercial vehicle, following on from the passenger version of bigger brother Berlingo.
Excellent There's an impressive array of internal storage areas, plenty to stash all the oddments a young family attract. The sliding rear doors are also handy for access in tight parking spaces.
Good The 360-litre boot behind the rear seats is unexpectedly large and not too far off rivals from the class above, while the 1.4-litre diesel engine comes in at 99g/km so gets into the 13% BIK?banding.
Average Performance is adequate from the 75PS diesel engine, and some of the interior materials betray the commercial heritage and low P11D.
Poor Rear passenger space is restricted, possibly as a compromise for the decent-sized boot, and the stereo quality isn't particularly good.
Verdict The Nemo is a good little no-frills car, and that's not intended as faint praise. A cost per mile figure of 27.5p makes it attractive.
Citroen Nemo Multispace 1.4 HDI 70
P11D price
£10,892
Model price range
£9995-£11,795
Fuel consumption
62.8mpg
CO2 (tax)
119g/km (13%)
BIK 20/40% per month
£24/£47
Service interval
20,000mls
Insurance
group 2
Warranty
3yrs/60,000mls
Boot space (min/max)
360/2500 litres
Engine size/power
1360cc/70PS
Top speed/0-62mph
94mph/18.2secs
On sale
Summer 2009
Score
7/10
Verdict
The Nemo is a good little no-frills car, and that’s not intended as faint praise. A cost per mile figure of 27.5p makes it attractive.
Verdict
The Nemo is a good little no-frills car, and that’s not intended as faint praise. A cost per mile figure of 27.5p makes it attractive.